Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-02-20
IN A SMALL WAY.
The News of the Day Pointedly Para
graphed for HaStY Readers.

The News of the Day Pointedly Para
graphed for HaSty Readers.
OFFICER WEST run in a plain drunk last
night.
Two marriale licenses were issued yes
terday.
HALF the inhabitants of the city seemed
to be on the streets last evening.
WILL HAMzIoND and John SOures got
into a row in > Seventeenth street saloon
last night, and. were locked up By Officer
Bell.
IN |. G. Diilon's watch clubs the fol-
lowing numbers drew watches last even
ing ~ in Club No. l and 3 in Club
No. 2.
Miss MATTE VICKERs will appear at
the Grand Opera House Thursday, Friday
and Saturday of the coming week in a
choice repertoire.
A DOG fight occurred on Market street
yesterday morning nea the Second ward
market. Inside ten seconds over one hun
dred people were on the scene.
Mr.. c. F. WAGNER, in a card in our
advertising columns, returns thanks to
Anthony Manley md Henry Becker Tor
their heroic attempt to rescue his son.
AUCTIoNEER HERvEY yesterday sold
the William Ramp property, being the
west half OflOt No. l52, on Seventeenth
street, to James McFadden tor 81, 200.
THIS evening Rev. Father John ).
Foley, of st. Martins church, Baltimore.
will preach a charity sermon at the
Cathedral. There will doubtless be an
immense attendance.
JAMES HICKMAN went into Joe Green's
hotel, on Market Street, last night, and
fourished a slug shot" around in such a
wild and reckless way that Officer Dunlap
compelled to take him in.
THE Wheeling Turner Association will
give their grand annual masque ball, at
their hall, on Market street, tomorrow
evening. The music will be furnished by
Kramer, and the affair will undoubtedly
be a grand success.
MEssRs. &. W. HUMPHREY, NJ. Clark,
Harry Conley and John Nogel, return
thanks TO the North Wheeling bottle works
for their handsome donation of glassware
to the Labor Fair. A card from the gen.
tlemen appears in another column.
A TEAM of horses belonging to Oscar
Fields, of Marshall county, became unruly
on Main, near Sixteenth street, yesterday
morning and rau away. They were check
ed, however, before doing any damage.
They were frightened at passing cars.
MRS. HARRIET l.. EOFF yesterday quail
fled as executor of b. NJ. EOf, deceased.
Bond SO, 600: no security required. b. Nj.
Eoff also qualified as administrator de
b0aoS non Of the estate OF John EOtf, de-
ceased. Bond, $500; Harriet l.. Eotf surety.
THERE were two cases before His Honor
Yesterday morning, they being Louis
Bachelii and Joe Reynolds, two of the men
engaged in the row in Ed. Dennis saloon,
"A few days ago. Bachelli got So and costs
and the case against Reynolds was dis
missed.
MANY readers of the REGISTER will be
panied to hear that George, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. d. 5. Thompson, of Parkersburg,
died last Friday evening of pneumonia.
The little fellow was only nine years OF
age, and was an exceptionally bright and
interesting child.
IT has been decided TO widen the Pan
handle bridge over the Ohio at Steubenville
and double-track it as soon as spring
opens. Ground has been purchased on the
bottom between Nimick and Sheridan,
wherein will be built sidings with capac-
ity for 1000 freight cars.
A BIG lot Of household goods were sold at
constable's sale on the west side Of the
market house, in the Second ward, yester-
day morning. They sold at almost any
price. The party they belonged to worked
in Ohio and tried to smuggle the goods
over to that side but it was no go.
AN entertainment will be given at West
woods Hall, Eighth ward, next Tuesday
evening, by the young ladies of the Cathe-
dral, under the auspices of the Sisters OF
the Church of b e..Immaculate Conception.
"Fabiola," a beautiful Roman drama,
which recently was S successfully pre-
sented at Convent Hall, will be given and
as the Entertainment is for q charitable pur-
pose, and the at same time deserving for its
merits, it should be greeted by a large
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